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In this episode of the Moving Upstream podcast, PI’s deputy executive director, Manal J. Aboelata, talks about her trip to Medellín, Colombia to learn about their innovative improvements to the city’s infrastructure. She explains how this city that was not long ago called “one of the most dangerous cities on earth” has transformed itself through public health investments, and what we in the US can learn from its example.
Join the Healthy, Equitable, Active Land Use (HEALU) Network for Part 4 of our four-part summit series, Equity as a Through Line: Social Movements, Public Finance, and Infrastructure Investments for Healthy Communities.
Prevention Institute’s Leslie Mikkelsen, Sandra Viera, Katie Miller, and Rea Pañares discuss how healthcare organizations are collaborating with community organizations to address social determinants of health and improve health and equity. They talk about challenges of the work and highlight successes from the field. To learn more about PI’s health system transformation work, visit: preventioninstitute.org/focus-areas/h…ransformation *Photo credit: Heart of Texas Community Healthcare System
This document by PI and Cities United provides talking points for people who want to make the case for a public health approach to preventing violence.
Please join the Healthy, Equitable, Active Land Use (HEALU) Network for Part 3 of our four-part summit series, Equity as a Through Line: Social Movements, Public Finance, and Infrastructure Investments for Healthy Communities. Part 3 will explore what it takes to ensure high-quality, equitable community engagement in land use and infrastructure-related efforts. In recent years, Los Angeles has seen a surge of interest and investment in land use policy and infrastructure designed to promote health, livability, and climate resilience—like affordable housing, transit and complete streets, parks
Enhancing community conditions to support resilience and collective wellbeing through a learning community committed to improving mental health among youth and families of color in Houston, Texas